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To: gnuman who wrote (56818)	10/6/2000 1:57:03 PM
From: sylvester80	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

Gene, Say what?? Are you bashers all just have very bad memory? Sheesh... Here is the link. Where is yours? As I keep saying... you bashers are just fool of lies, BS, hype and FUD FUD FUD. Not a fact in sight. Too bad..... You said i815 was not going to support PC133 originally. You are wrong. Intel already had the i810 which was PC100. They did specifically i815 for PC133. Your statement is just plain wrong. And here is the link that was supposed to be out in january. Hell. Even Almador (spelled Amador in the article) was supposed to be out in "mid-2000". ROTFLMAO. You just don't get it. Intel is toying with you people. SDRAM and DDR are dead dead dead. Now, how about your link? Or were you just full of FUD and BS? techweb.com "According to sources, Intel as early as January will roll out the Solano, a PC133-enabled version of its Intel 810 chipset family." "Amador-sometime in mid-2000".